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Articles from across UOW
Here on the News page, you will find a diverse range of news and stories from UOW's faculties, divisions, units, academics, researchers, students and staff, all in one place.
From groundbreaking research to innovative teaching methods, this page offers a comprehensive view of the UOW community's achievements and contributions.
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Articles
Celebrating women researchers: Vanessa Cavanagh
In the lead up to International Women’s Day on March 8, each day the Global Challenges Program is profiling one of the many brilliant women we work with to celebrate their contribution to knowledge, and to celebrate all women who have contributed to creating a better, more equal world.
Law, Politics and Society
Law student attends UN convention on climate change
LLB student Tahlia Rodrigues participated in the 2019 Songdo Model Conference of the Parties (SMCOP) for the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in November in Incheon, Korea.
Law, Politics and Society
Law academic attends research scholar program at the University of Michigan
During October and November of 2019 one of our law academics, Dr Niamh Kinchin, participated in the Grotius Research Scholar Program at the University of Michigan law school, Ann Arbor, USA.
Law, Politics and Society
Malaysian Internship Experience
Five UOW Law students, Andrew Mastroianni, Grace Welsby, Saeromi Kim, Kristina Komadina and Michael Meletis, spent 4 weeks interning with law firms in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia in November-December 2019.
Health and Medicine
Kayla’s top pitch wins Universities Australia award
Kayla Steele has proven she has the right pitch when it comes to showing her efforts to stem the tide of personality disorders occurring across families. Her research has been convincing enough to win the annual Universities Australia award in the Pitch it Clever competition held recently at Parliament House in Canberra.
Health and Medicine
‘Reminiscing conversations’ earns PhD student a national scholarship
Research being undertaken by a PhD candidate in Psychology which aims to develop a clinical intervention for childhood anxiety and depression has been recognised with a highly sought-after national scholarship.